Form I-7 Short Form - Cleveland Heights Individual Income Tax Return - 2000

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FORM I-7 SHORT FORM
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RETURN
TAX YEAR 2000
MAIL TO: PO BOX 641747, CINCINNATI, OH, 45264-1747
MUST BE FILED BY MARCH 15, 2001
(216) 291-3978
SS#
SPOUSE’S SS#
THIS YEAR’S FILING STATUS:
JOINT
SEPARATE
LAST YEAR’S FILING STATUS:
JOINT
SEPARATE
RECENT MOVE DATE:
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From Cleveland Heights
To Cleveland Heights
Previous or New Address (circle one)
City, State, Zip
Home Phone (
)
Work Phone (
)
WHO MAY USE THE I-7 FORM:
The I-7 Short Form is only for people with wage income from Federal Form W-2 or 1099 Misc.
If you have Federal Schedule C or Schedule E non-wage income, you must use Cleveland Heights I-8 Long Form.
When using this form, the City will calculate your tax and send you a bill if you owe tax.
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each employer enter your wages and withholding (if any) in Table I below. If your employer withheld for more than one
city on the same income, only list that income once, but use two lines for the municipal tax withheld.
If you do not have Federal Form 2106 expenses, ignore Columns B and C.
Attach copies of forms W-2 and 1099 Misc. and mail between January 1 and March 15, 2001.
This form is due no later than MARCH 15, 2001 so that we can mail you a bill.
Tax payments not received by April 16, 2001 are subject to 20% penalty, plus interest charges.
2001 ESTIMATED TAX
Estimated tax for 2001 will be calculated based on this year’s income and tax liability.
If your income will significantly change from this year, check here and fill out the estimated tax worksheet on the back.
IF THERE IS AN OVERPAYMENT OF TAX, PLEASE:
CREDIT TO ESTIMATED PAYMENTS FOR TAX YEAR 2001
REFUND
TABLE I: WAGE INCOME (Income from W-2 and 1099 Misc. Forms)
COLUMN A
COLUMN B
COLUMN C
COLUMN D
COLUMN E
COLUMN F
List Wages From
2106 Expenses (if any)
Subtract B from A
Municipal Tax
City Withholding
Do not
Resident City
Each Employer
(From Federal
(Income after
Withheld
Paid to
use
(Highest Amount on W-2)
2106 Form)
Expenses)
(W-2, Box 21)
(W-2, Box 19)
(Usually Box 5 or Box 20)
Total
Total
Examples of Taxable Income
Examples of Non-Taxable Income
Wage Income:
Interest, dividends
All income listed on Federal Forms W-2 or 1099 Misc.
Pensions, Social Security
Wages, salaries, bonuses, and other compensation
Welfare, state-paid unemployment benefits
(Includes deferred compensation contributions, [e.g. 401(k)]
Workmen’s Compensation, proceeds from insurance
Educational grants (except portion for tuition/fees/books)
Active Military pay (does not include civilian personnel)
Non-wage income: (cannot use this form – use I-8 Long Form)
Alimony
Net profit from business (Federal Schedule C)
Lottery and gambling winnings
Income from rental property (Federal Schedule E)
Under penalty of perjury, the undersigned declares this return and attached documents to be true and complete:
Taxpayer’s signature
Date
Spouse’s signature
Date

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